Attention all stylish pups: the Kith x wagwear collaboration is finally, officially here! The cult-favourite streetwear label, founded by Ronnie Fieg back in 2011, just dropped a full collection of fashionable dog apparel, home goods, toys, and even walking accessories alongside the Greenwich Village–based pet brand.
True to Kith’s logo-laden, sporty vibe, the label is injecting its signature downtown edge straight into the new wagwear line. Pups of every size can score a serious style upgrade for their next stroll with the tangle-proof Rope Leash, which flaunts both Kith and wagwear tabs at the clip and loop as a sweet nod to the meeting of the minds. Rounding out the drop is a retro 90s-inspired Nylon Rainbreaker in sizes XS–XL, the ideal match for the safety-first Padded Harness with adjustable closures and — crucially — reflective branding.
Got a pint-sized global jet-setter on your hands? Then meet the tear-resistant Zipper Tote Dog Carrier, built with smaller breeds in mind. It comes in Kith’s Black or Sandrift monogram and sports a co-branded tag up top. Inside, travelers get a water-resistant lining plus a built-in safety leash, while the straps are padded for extra human comfort.
hunting covenant — One of wagwear’s most famous products, the WagWellies Mojave dog boots, is also getting the full Kith treatment. Engineered for dry, scorching weather, these ventilated boots keep sensitive paws safe from heat-blasted pavement and arrive in snappy yellow or black colourways.
Lifestyle extras complete the collaboration — think a stainless-steel Kith for wagwear metal dog bowl and wagwear’s much-loved chewing bones, now stamped with the Kith logo.
To celebrate the launch, a campaign starring a squad of adorable pups rolled out across Kith’s website and social media pages.
The full lineup is live right now — both online and in-store. You can snag it at boutiques in New York, LA, Toronto, Chicago, and other U.S. cities, plus locations across Europe and Asia.
*You can shop the Kith x wagwear collab right now at kith.com.